Income tax rules under new act mandate filings to March 165
The Bureau of Internal Revenue begins collecting the $6 billion yield from the new tax law. Individuals with net income of 1 000 or more or married persons with 2 000 or more must file by March 165. Fines, imprisonment, and penalties apply for late or fraudulent returns, with exemptions for dependents and heads of families. Tax rates start at 6 percent up to 4 000 and 12 percent above that, plus possible surtaxes. payment can be in four installments through December 16. Revenue officers will assist nationwide, with offices listed at collectors, post offices, and banks.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
United States
Collector of
Internal Revenue
From horseless carriages to a world of autos
The article reflects on the rise of automobiles from novelty to essential industry. It notes 6 million cars in the U.S., the war era shift to auto trucks, and how autos reshaped society and commerce. It also quotes Congressman Martin Dies lambasting government spending and advocating limited federal aid for farmers.
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United States
Congress
America
Paris
Administrator's Notice Estate of Roy W English deceased
The undersigned as Administrator of the estate of Roy W English late of Clark County Illinois gives notice he will appear before the County Court of Clark County at the Marshall courthouse for the May Term on the first Monday in May to adjust claims against the estate. Creditors must present claims and debtors pay promptly. Dated February 14 19 S. W English Administrator. Graham and Snavely Attorneys.
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Roy W.english
Roy W. English
Clark
Illinois
Clark County
Marshall
Anarchy and Assassination Target Clemenceau Wounds
The premier of France M Clemenceau was wounded Wednesday by an assassin. The piece argues anarchists threaten liberty and law, condemns Bolshevism as a global danger, and warns that mass adherence to anarchy endangers society.
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M. Clemenceau
France
Russia
United States
Coten
Spirit of Murder Stirs Global Angst After Munich Shootings
A Bavarian premier Kurt Eisner was shot and killed in Munich, and minister Auer was wounded in the Landtag as an assassin opened fire. The text argues for Congress to curb the dangerous element before more tragedies occur in the country.
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Kurt Eisner
Bavaria
Munich
Herr Auer
Iinterdor
Landtag
Congress
Big Decrease in American Newspapers in 1918
A standard directory shows a sharp drop in 1918 with 864 weekly newspapers 42 daily papers and 180 other publications disappearing or consolidating. Total daily papers 2562 down from 2604 while weeklies fall to 15795 from 16599. many German language papers vanish. Reasons include high paper costs wage pressures and enlistment. A satirical closing note suggests changing political leaders.
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Hsts
Standard
Sunday Meetings and Sunday School Notice
Community church notices announce Sunday at 11 a m worship and Wednesday evening gatherings at 7 30 p m with Sunday school at 10 a m All are welcome meeting in the Pythian Temple.
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Pythian Temple
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S. W. English
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J. W. McGowan
D. D. Doll & Son
C. L. Blundell
C. L. Parsons
Fletcher
J. R. Burnett
E. M. Duncan
the Dulaney National Bank
Harry B. Dulaney
Bert Bryan
J.R. Burnett
F. W. Greenough
Edwin Booth
Paderewski
Harry Lauder
Christian Science Services
Csale
Mee
Tha Herald Office
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